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Supermarkets using kiosks to keep customers in love
With competition among retail stores growing stronger every day, loyalty programs enabled by kiosks and other technology may be more a matter of survival for…
read nowLoyalty programs: keeping the customers satisfied
Loyalty programs show one upside to the kiosk business: well-designed applications with a strong business case-and positive ROI.
read nowWho's Who: Michael Smith
Michael Smith, co-founder and managing director of NeoProducts, has spent most of his life traveling the globe. He is putting that to good use as his…
read nowWincor World 2004 closes with record: 7,700 visitors from 50 countries
Visitors used Wincor World to find out more about the latest solutions for the retail and banking industries.
read nowInteresting apps on display at Wincor World
German kiosk and ATM manufacturer Wincor Nixdorf showcases its latest and greatest technology at Wincor World, an annual trade event attended by partners…
read nowKioskCom 2002: When less is more
The number of exhibitors and attendees was down, but enthusiasm about a rebounding economy was up at this year's KioskCom conference and trade show.
read nowThe final word on KioskCom 2002
This year's edition of the kiosk industry's trade show and conference is now history. Here are a few of the moments that made the event interesting.
read nowWho's Who: Mike Mayer
Groomed for the job since his teenage years, Mike Mayer is maintaining the family tradition as president of kiosk manufacturer Frank Mayer & Associates Inc.
read nowChoosing a Printer for your Kiosk Project
KIOSKmarketplace is set to launch its newest industry guide, and here's a sneak peek at the first chapter. The topic is one that sparks plenty of debate -- the…
read nowDaimlerChrysler ready to roll with next-gen kiosk
The auto giant is revamping its showroom kiosks, complete with Xbox gaming consoles, to reflect the new era of selling cars.
read nowKiosks keep on truckin'
Looking for the next load? Eager to earn free perks? Trucking-related companies are discovering the benefits of using kiosks to promote their services.
read nowConsumer shows get modular kiosks on the move
A new kiosk debuts on the floor of the Canadian AutoShow this week. It's a mobile-ticketing unit, complete with modular pieces that can be locked together.
read nowAttractive by design
It's the design of a kiosk that first catches a user's eye and determines whether that user will want to approach the unit. Businesses considering kiosks as a…
read nowCanada's kiosk climate: the benefits of extremes
Canada's kiosk companies are overcoming hurdles presented by a scattered population in a large geographic area. Sometimes, doing business means looking south.
read nowWho's Who: Rick Malone
Rick Malone moved to Colorado in the early 1980s and never left. While he settled roots in the area, he also started Kiosk Information Systems Inc., a kiosk…
read nowThe customer-centric approach at work with Apunix
Commitment to service and defining customer needs landed San Diego-based full service provider honors during the inaugural Interactive Kiosk Excellence Awards…
read nowID at your fingertips
Biometric scanners are already incorporated into kiosks in airports, financial institutions, correctional facilities, schools -- even on cruise ships.
read nowRetailers: Customers need help at photo kiosks
Panelists at the "Winning Strategies in Self-Serve Photo Finishing" session at PMA offered opinions on the need for guidance through the self-serve experience.
read nowWho's who: Sam Matheny
The technical sales manager of FotoZoomer built his first kiosk in the basement workshop of his co-worker's neighbor.
read nowWarm weather, hot technology at Wincor World
Group editor Joseph Grove is attending Wincor World 2004 in Paderborn, Germany, where each year Wincor Nixdorf presents some of its newest technologies for…
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